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Re: Lightened my load by 13 tons


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Posted by JMS/.MN on April 20, 2008 at 21:19:30 from (209.237.107.155):

In Reply to: Lightened my load by 13 tons posted by Ultradog MN on April 20, 2008 at 20:27:39:

Jerry- too bad I didn"t know you had it....any more treasures? Local fellow has a 30 foot crane, also a man-lift and sweeper that he wants to trade for a round baler. Also looking for a rake, swather. I agreed to trade the round baler for the man-lift and sweeper (engine of sweeper goes to the man-lift). I need to get on top of some bins, and two sons have some sheds to put up. I figured I"d give him the rake along with the baler. Interesting unit with the "open station" controls instead of a house. When I worked for the local excavating contractor after quitting dairy- ran his dragline- courtesy of engineer training course in the Army Green Beret"s. Boss"s machine was almost as old as I was - it was a 1948 model. A few interesting times almost tipping it into the drink while bailing out mud in the settling ponds of the wash plant. Not too many older operators around now that can run a dragline. During Army training- I remember a National Guard Sgt. that got on the machine, and went round and round, couldn"t find the right lever to make it stop. Reminded us of a 60s song, someone stuck on a subway?, someone throwing him a sandwich every time he passed by?- maybe Kingston Trio song? Something about never return?


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